The plants are very healthy looking
I'm really pleased with the plant arrangement
The "flamingo" plants have been re-potted
The buds of the fern
These daffodils were not in bloom two days ago
The buds of my white lilac tree
Bluebells coming up on the side of the driveway
Even more bluebells coming up.
I tricked Pippin here
Lilac buds
Daffodils in the sun
Oh primroses - a pretty flower
Couldn't believe this robin sat there by me
The grape hyacinth looks great in the green
The gorgeous yellow gorse
Next week it'll smell just like vanilla
One of my favourite flowers - magnolia
I didn't realise I could see the river from my dri…
Some houses opposite my home
Magnolias are so pretty
A small sprig of forsythia
Next door - turned into 4 apartments
New life on the lilac tree
I have a feeling it might be called May or somethi…
Don't know the name of this tree, but it's gorgeou…
Bluebell plants just starting up
There are so many bluebells not only on the sides,…
I think they're my favourite because they signal w…
They are the first of many to bloom
Oh primroses at last
One of the many Tors on the moorland
A look towards the county of Devon
This is a very old bridge spanning one of the smal…
One of the many road bridges on Dartmoor
He sat there for over half an hour
A very brave pigeon sitting on the fence
More raindrops on my mombretia
Raindrops on my mombretia leaves
The beautiful bouganvilles
Base of the banana tree
Super orange flower...
A lovely bright yellow flower
A small branch of the bouganvillea
Bouganvillea at its best
The wonderful banana plant
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Thank you for the wonderful comments on my rusty wire around the post picture! :) We are similar in our styles...I do wait for the beep of course but I can see where the focus spot is....MOST of the time. Sometimes I'm sure I had the right spot but I look on my computer and I was off. This is especially problematic the smaller you go. Like, you try to focus on the edge of a tiny flower petal and you get a slightly different spot and that's all it takes for the shot to be ruined if you are using a shallow depth of field. Can't tell you how many thousands of ruined pictures from this, but it's just another reason to take more than one picture of a subject, lol! :D
And of course, the surprises are amazing and a fantastic reward, aren't they? I've found lots of insects and sometimes spiders in my pictures, or a special droplet or something else--and I didn't know it was there to begin with! :) What fun!
Jenny McIntyre club has replied to Janet Brien clubEven if I wear my reading glasses, I still can't see whether the part of the image I want fully focussed is where the indicator which beeps is. So I do take lots of pictures of the same image to make sure I get a good picture!!!! We are indeed "birds of a feather"!!!!
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